Sentence examples for Relegated from inspiring English sources
The word "Relegated" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe the act of assigning someone or something to a lower rank or position. Example: "After a poor performance, the team was relegated to a lower division." Alternatives include "downgraded" or "degraded."
They were relegated but many people associated with the club still reckon it was worth it.
Hearts finished fifth in the Scottish Premier League, while Hibs finished second from bottom of the table, with relegated Dunfermline Athletic beneath them.
Amid all the uncertainty one decision could be made on Monday: victory for Rotherham, who play 17th-placed Brighton at home, would mean that by the time Blackpool play Reading on Tuesday the Tangerines would already be relegated.
Saunders, who has previously managed Wrexham, Doncaster and Wolves, finished the season in interim charge of Crawley but was unable to prevent them from being relegated to League Two.
Saunders won eight of his 24 league games with Crawley but they were relegated on the last day of the season.
Or on a chairman who insisted he had learned from past mistakes but saw his team ignominiously relegated from the top flight for the second successive time?
He moved to QPR two months later and they stayed up on the final day of the season but injuries meant that he barely featured when they were relegated in 2013 and his chronic hip problem meant that he had to be managed carefully last season.
"For a club like ours it's terrific we can finish 11th while some massive clubs were relegated," the manager said.
In this world of constant war, female characters have never been relegated to the sidelines.
"He made it clear that he wanted the chance to lead us next season but the fact remains that we have been relegated.
Zaragoza have played in the second division since being relegated in 2013.
